Brushed Silver 316L Solid Stainless Steel Watch Band Bracelet Strap 20mm/22mm/24mm Double Locking Clasp for Mens Women

I bought a Citizen Eco-Drive GMT and the stock metal bracelet was "okay" but nothing to write home about. I ordered the 22mm version of this bracelet, mounted and adjusted it and like it much better. There are a couple of things I dinged it for, otherwise it would be a solid 5-star bracelet.First - It runs very large. I have a 7-1/4" wrist and I had to remove all but one of the removable links to bring it down to size (micro adjustment to the inner position). It's not overly tight in this setup for my wrist. If I remove all the removable links and move the micro adjustment all the way out, it still fits well but is more snug (but not objectionably so). If your wrist is anything less than 7", you may find this bracelet to be too large for you, depending on the lug to lug dimension of the watch you are fitting it too.Second - the supplied spring pins to connect the end links to the watch are 1.5 mm in diameter and are a loose fit in the holes of the end links. These should be 1.8 mm to properly fit the bracelet (2 mm would be too tight). This is not a deal breaker but the extra play could induce more wear over a long period of time. If the spring pins of the band you remove to fit this bracelet are 1.8 mm, you're in business.Pluses -Threaded screws rather than pins to connect the removable links. Much easier to adjust the band than having to press out and tap back in pins. Micro adjustable - though common with many bracelets, you still run across some that lack this feature. Positive locking clasp - the clasp locks and unlocks smoothly and positively.I haven't had a chance to wring the bracelet out for a long duration but initially it's worth a consideration if you like this link style and have a suitably sized wrist. Oh and it comes with spring pin removal tool and jewelers screwdriver for removing the link screws.

I have two less expensive metal link bands (one silver and one black, around $20 each) that are just fine. I bought this band hoping for more quality, weight, and bling, and it has all three.One reservation: This is NOT a quick release band. To be clear, quick release is not about getting the watch off your wrist, it's about getting the band off the watch - an issue for those of us who change bands to change the look. A surprising omission in a $30 band.

The band looks great, on par with a band I purchased a while ago for significantly more money. The only real issue I have is with the spring bars. The band comes with a spring bar tool, small screw driver, and 4 spring bars. The band does not accept Seiko diver bars (2.5mm thickness) as they are too thick. The bars that are provided with the band appear to be 1.5mm, but are too small resulting in a lot of wiggle-room and rattles. I suspect I'll need to purchase 1.8mm or 2.0mm spring bars.

This is a very solidly constructed bracelet. I like that it included tools to change strap and remove extra links. The satin brushed finish on the links and contrasting polished flanks matches case finish on the Seiko diver I put the bracelet on. This bracelet provides enough adjustment with links removed to fit my dainty 6-1/4" wrist. I removed all but one screw fastened links on the bracelet. This bracelet provides tremendous value for the price.

Edited 12/21/2019I don't have anything kind to say about this product because I'm not happy with it.1. The links can't be adjusted to an exact wrist size, not a huge deal for some but I like my watches to sit tight and this bracelet makes it too tight ot too loose, never even close to "acceptable".2. The quality of the steel is very poor because the metal tarnish and gets scratches and dents way too easily. If the finished was different maybe it wouldn't be so bad, unfortunately, the scratches can't be polished out due to brushed finish.3. The biggest issue, however, is the faulty design of the bracelet: dirt, skin and whatever else it comes in contact with gets caught in between the the mounting points and can't be cleaned, the only way is to disassemble and clean them separately, which isn't possible because only the first three links on each side have the screws and can be taken apart.4. The lock is rather difficult to open and close, broke the tip of my nail trying to get it to open. It's also made out of the same metal as the rest of the bracelet and scratches up very easily as well.5. In addition to other issues, unless properly piled, the bracelet quickly develops annoying squeaks, the screws that hold the links in place easily become loose after just two weeks of use and require constant readjustment and tightening.I don't know whether or not the issues I described are a deal breaker to everybody else but I'm sure that the end user is not supposed to perform this much maintenance on a properly engineered, designed and built product.

the bracelet is extremely well done. However, its 2-3 times less expensive on amazon. com instead of .ca. I wish I knew that before spending over 100$ for a watch bracelet.